Pretzels? LOL! I've never heard those as being thought of as an American snack ;D They've always been sort of an afterthought to me. Like, I'll never outright buy them at the store, but if someone has them at their house I'll eat a few.

I've noticed here though, that a lot more people are saying "fish and chips" (on like dinner Menus and such) instead of the usual "fish dinner" or "fish and fries", which I find very interesting! Maybe they're trying to be more exotic?

Where did fish and chips originate from??

Apparently, pasta originated from China! Or that could just be one of those made-up myths that was circulated around in one of those chain emails. xD

@lithium layouts - apparently from France. Or so people say.

@Lithium layouts

Fish and chips come from jewish immigrants

Ah yes, that's where the fried fish part of fish and chips came from. The chip part came from France. Or Belgium. Gosh, fish and chips are totally mixed race! ;D

Gawd, I'm going to get so fat.... This is my second grande caramel brulee in two days. DAMN YOU STARBUCKS AND YOUR DELICIOUS HALF PRICE COFFEE! :D

V and I went to Starbucks yesterday for this.
Their Caramel Brulee gave me such horrible heartburn.
It was good though.